PegMa’am is no more! Google Maps silently removes Queen Elizabeth II's feature

After the demise of the longest reigning monarch of England, Queen Elizabeth II, Google maps removed the feature based on the late Queen.

It was a unique street view feature in honour of the British Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace. Until recently, that is, before the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

A quirky and artistic feature was part of Google Maps. This feature allowed users to see a figure representing the neighbourhood near Buckingham Palace. While navigating the area near Buckingham Palace, users see an illustrious view of the neighbourhood.

The Google Maps Easter Egg

This feature was considered one of the sweetest Google maps Easter eggs.
But after the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the features have been quietly removed by Google maps.
While using Google maps, to get a 360-degree view of the place, users have to drop a yellow character onto the map, called Pegman.
While navigating the Buckingham neighborhood, the character Pegman used to get transformed into PegMa'am.
This PegMa'am used to wear a gown along with a crown, clearly honouring Queen Elizabeth II.

After the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the features have been quietly removed by Google Maps.

FAQ

Will the Google maps feature return?
So far, there is no guarantee that the feature will return to future kings or queens or not. Google maps have been very silent about the whole matter.

Has King Charles III replaced the feature?
The Queen Elizabeth II Google map features have been removed, and so far, there has been no other icon of King Charles III in place of Queen Elizabeth II.